huzz Synonyms
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huzz Meaning
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huzz (v. i.)
To buzz; to murmur.
huzz Sentence Examples
- The crowd erupted in a cacophony of cheers and huzz, enveloping the victor in a jubilant embrace.
- The historian delved into the ancient tome, his heart pounding with excitement as he discovered the forgotten huzz of a forgotten victory.
- The sailors celebrated their safe return with a hearty huzz, their voices echoing across the open sea.
- The assembly hall erupted into a tumultuous huzz as the speaker concluded his impassioned speech.
- The athlete crossed the finish line with a triumphant huzz, his muscles burning with exhilaration.
- The students burst into a chorus of huzz, their faces beaming with pride as they received their diplomas.
- The explorers raised their voices in a fervent huzz, their hearts filled with awe and wonder at the sight of the untamed wilderness.
- The audience erupted in an ecstatic huzz, their hands clapping in unison as the curtain fell on the performance.
- The soldiers marched into battle with a resounding huzz, their spirits soaring with anticipation.
- The child skipped and hopped, his laughter echoing with the innocent huzz of pure joy.
FAQs About the word huzz
To buzz; to murmur.
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The crowd erupted in a cacophony of cheers and huzz, enveloping the victor in a jubilant embrace.
The historian delved into the ancient tome, his heart pounding with excitement as he discovered the forgotten huzz of a forgotten victory.
The sailors celebrated their safe return with a hearty huzz, their voices echoing across the open sea.
The assembly hall erupted into a tumultuous huzz as the speaker concluded his impassioned speech.
